Definition of erratically in English:

erratically

adverbɪˈratɪkliəˈrædəkli

In a manner that is not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictably.
he had been seen driving erratically minutes before the accident
you're having mood swings and behaving erratically
Example sentencesExamples
- He acts erratically, his judgment is poor - at times, dangerously poor.
- A week later a police constable investigated a report of a car being driven erratically.
- This unusual mixture of musical styles can be a bit off-putting, as the album erratically loses and gains momentum from track to track.
- Capitalisation is often omitted or used erratically, except for names.
- He had caused no trouble and kept himself to himself, but had been behaving erratically for a few days in and around the flat.
- The risk of depression may increase again during the transition to menopause, when hormone levels begin to fluctuate erratically.
- Note that the grooves in some wooden surfaces may cause the computer's mouse to behave erratically.
- I nod slightly, causing my head to pound erratically.
- Clutching her hand to her erratically beating heart, she glanced around her.
- Witnesses say the plane may have been flying erratically just before the crash.

Definition of erratically in US English:

erratically

adverbəˈrædəkliəˈradəklē

In a manner that is not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictably.
he had been seen driving erratically minutes before the accident
you're having mood swings and behaving erratically
Example sentencesExamples
- He acts erratically, his judgment is poor - at times, dangerously poor.
- I nod slightly, causing my head to pound erratically.
- This unusual mixture of musical styles can be a bit off-putting, as the album erratically loses and gains momentum from track to track.
- Witnesses say the plane may have been flying erratically just before the crash.
- A week later a police constable investigated a report of a car being driven erratically.
- He had caused no trouble and kept himself to himself, but had been behaving erratically for a few days in and around the flat.
- The risk of depression may increase again during the transition to menopause, when hormone levels begin to fluctuate erratically.
- Clutching her hand to her erratically beating heart, she glanced around her.
- Note that the grooves in some wooden surfaces may cause the computer's mouse to behave erratically.
- Capitalisation is often omitted or used erratically, except for names.

单词	erratically
释义	Definition of erratically in English: erratically adverbɪˈratɪkliəˈrædəkli In a manner that is not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictably. he had been seen driving erratically minutes before the accident you're having mood swings and behaving erratically Example sentencesExamples He acts erratically, his judgment is poor - at times, dangerously poor. A week later a police constable investigated a report of a car being driven erratically. This unusual mixture of musical styles can be a bit off-putting, as the album erratically loses and gains momentum from track to track. Capitalisation is often omitted or used erratically, except for names. He had caused no trouble and kept himself to himself, but had been behaving erratically for a few days in and around the flat. The risk of depression may increase again during the transition to menopause, when hormone levels begin to fluctuate erratically. Note that the grooves in some wooden surfaces may cause the computer's mouse to behave erratically. I nod slightly, causing my head to pound erratically. Clutching her hand to her erratically beating heart, she glanced around her. Witnesses say the plane may have been flying erratically just before the crash. Definition of erratically in US English: erratically adverbəˈrædəkliəˈradəklē In a manner that is not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictably. he had been seen driving erratically minutes before the accident you're having mood swings and behaving erratically Example sentencesExamples He acts erratically, his judgment is poor - at times, dangerously poor. I nod slightly, causing my head to pound erratically. This unusual mixture of musical styles can be a bit off-putting, as the album erratically loses and gains momentum from track to track. Witnesses say the plane may have been flying erratically just before the crash. A week later a police constable investigated a report of a car being driven erratically. He had caused no trouble and kept himself to himself, but had been behaving erratically for a few days in and around the flat. The risk of depression may increase again during the transition to menopause, when hormone levels begin to fluctuate erratically. Clutching her hand to her erratically beating heart, she glanced around her. Note that the grooves in some wooden surfaces may cause the computer's mouse to behave erratically. Capitalisation is often omitted or used erratically, except for names.
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